Claims

Ryder proposed moving 1950s crash material from a Lockheed facility into a DIA-run waived SAP, and CIA S&T deputy director Glenn Gaffney blocked it

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Lockheed VP James Ryder proposed transferring alleged 1950s crash material from a Lockheed facility into a waived special access program under DIA, via the proposed Kona Blue program; CIA Directorate of Science & Technology deputy director Glenn Gaffney is alleged to have blocked it. Support is DOPSR-cleared statements by David Grusch and Luis Elizondo, and a document package Rep. Tim Burchett entered into the Nov 2024 hearing record (author unknown).

Evidence

RelationRecordNote
corroboratesufopedia.fyiDOPSR-cleared statements; cleared for release does not confirm the claim

Sources

SourceRelationAt
Lockheed UAP claims (UAP Gerb)reports

Ties

ToRoleYearsVerdictSource
James Ryderproposed the transfer (per DOPSR-cleared Grusch/Elizondo statements)2008-2011Unprovenufopedia.fyi
Kona Bluethe proposed transfer vehicle2011Unprovenaaro.mil
Glenn Gaffneyalleged to have blocked it2011Unprovenyoutube.com

Claim

Lockheed VP James Ryder proposed transferring alleged 1950s crash material from a Lockheed facility into a waived special access program under DIA, via the proposed Kona Blue program; CIA Directorate of Science & Technology deputy director Glenn Gaffney is alleged to have blocked it. Support is DOPSR-cleared statements by David Grusch and Luis Elizondo, and a document package Rep. Tim Burchett entered into the Nov 2024 hearing record (author unknown).